Cipe Lincovsky, Colin Firth, Dora Bryan
Set in modern day Buenos Aires, the film centers around a relationship between two emotionally crippled roommates. Adrian LeDuc(Colin Firth) is a lonely sociopath who is forced to rent his insane moth...( read more
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DVD Release Date: February 20, 2007
Stats: 61 reviews
I'm not a Colin Firth fan, but in this movie he pulled off a great performance and his character was likable in his quirkiness and self-righteousness. The chemistry between him and Hart Bochner is simply amazing and wholly belieavable. The ending was brilliant and so was the stor...( read more)
This is a neat little flick that you'd be hard-pressed to find anywhere else but Flixster. A big treat for Colin Firth fans, where he plays his usual affected, stuffy British self until a delightful little turn in the last half hour or so. The plot is original and inventive, thou...( read more)
I've read a lot of reviews on this film all which are positive and or say this is best unheard of Film that the reviewer has seen. I guess I was watching a different version of this film, because I didn?t think it was all that hot, matter fact dull most of the way thru. I picked ...( read more)
Very cool movie. A lonely man who keeps to himself (Colin Firth) is so desperate for company that he's willing to over look the increasingly suspicious behavior of his ruggedly good-looking American room mate. Colin Firth is adorable in this movie, a must see for any one who lo...( read more)
This is Colin Firth like you've never seen him before! If you are used to Mr. Darcy, then you will be as surprised as I was to see him in this role. He was excellent!
He is just weird as Adrian LeDuc who rents a room to Jack Carney, played by Hart Bochner. The story unfolds as a ...( read more)
Scare me psychologically and then I'll scream! And think twice before you get a roommate my dears.
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